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Clinton News-Record, 1948-05-27, Page 7'THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948 LONDESBOR'0 'Mr, and Mrs. Neil and family, 'Kirkton„spent Sunday with Mrs. W. Beacom. Miss Erna Watt, London, is kerne for a. holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Geprge` Watt. . Miss Vine Knox, Toronto, spent the weekend at the home of her. parents, Mi. and Mrs. Torn Knox. Miss Elya Govier, London, spent the weekend with her .par - arts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Govier. Miss Dorothy, Little, Toronto, spent the weekend at: the 'homeof her mother, Mrs. Robert "Town- send. Miss Mary Ellen Prest, Mitchell, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Prest. Misses Doris and Helen Lear spent the weekend at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear. Miss Mary Caldwell, London, spent the weekend at the homeof her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beer, Niag- ara .Falls, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland. Mr: and Mrs, John Pipe spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe and family, Brus- sels, and .,Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pipe, Haileybury. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brompton, Windsor, visited with friends over the weekend and'Jbhn Brampton who has been a patient in Clinton Public Hospital for the past few months, returned home with them. 1 Liberal Rally Town Hall, Crediton Tuesday, June 1 An invitation to farmers and others to hear— ROBERT McCUBBIN, M.P. parliamentary assistant to the Federal Minister of Agriculture. W. H. GOLDING, M.P. for Huron -Perth FRANK FINGLAND, K.C. Your Candidate Hear these outstanding speakers discuss the issues facing ,the electors of Huron on June '7th Vote Liberal Vote FRANK FINGLAND 22-b Huron Central Agricultural Society 43rd ANNUAL SPRINGSHOW CLINTON COMMUNITY PARK Tuesday, June 1 Official Opening at 1 p.m. (DST) W. P. Watson, Livestock Commissioner for Ontario $2,600 Cash Prizes SPECIAL FEATURES: Roadster Team Race - half -mile Road Race Half -mile Running Race CKNX Public "Address System — Judging commences 1 p.m. (DST) GRAND PARADE of Schou Children Canada's Finest Livestock Heavy Draught, Percheron, Belgian, Agricultural, General Purpose, Wagon and Light Horses, Ponies and Palominos ' BEEF and DAIRY CATTLE , 'Special Swine Show DANCE IN TOWN HALL AT NIGHT ERYIi' .J.'.` l3ick” JACOB, President A. J. McMURRAY, General Manager .'ADMISSION: Adult's, 35c; Urban- and Public School Children FREE (1 Don't Miss A Thrilling- Ride on the Ferris Wheel or 'Chair Plane in Clinton Community Park, on Sat., '1 Mon., Tues. --- May 29, 31, June 1 –=-A Special Feature of Clinton Spring Shoci . ALSO OTHER ATTRACTIONS Operated by Joyes Amusement Co, under sponsorship o • Huron Central Agricultural Society 21-22-b CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE SEVEN Mission vCircle Armwell Mission :Circle is hav- ing its June meeting in the form of a quilting in the basement of the church on Tuesday afternoon, June 1." There will be two .quilts to be quilted sand;everyone' is in- vited. There will be lunch served at the close. 'Congr"atulations! Congratulatoins to Mrs: E. Wen- dorf, music teacher, on the success of so many of her pupils at the recent Music Festival held in, God. erieh. Miss Edith Beacom and pupils of S.S. No. 5, also Mrs. Watson Reid and 'pupils of S.S. No. 11, wen shields as well as their certificates and fine stand- ing in different classes: WA Meets The WA held its May meeting in the basement of the church on Thursday, afternoon when a quilt was quilted. The meeting opened with the president, Mrs. Laura Saundercock, in the chair. Hymn No. 1 was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the, secretary, Mrs. L. Pipe. Lettere of appreciation were read from Mrs. Robert Wells, Mrs. Stanley Lyon, Robert Townsend. Mrs. E, Lyon, Mr, Hayward. The pro- gram committee for June, Mrs, J. Nott, Mrs. Robert Youngblutt. The following program was then presented: "'cornet solo by Phyllis McCool; reading by Mrs. Robert Fairservice; reading by Miss L. Young. The Scripture reading was given by Mrs. Saundercock, followed by prayer. The meeting closed with hymn 181. There were 27 present. The hostesses then served a lovely lunch:. S.S. No. 11 Successful Congratulations to Mrs. Watson Reid and her pupils of S.S. No. 11, Hullett, also to their music teach- er, Mrs. E. Wendorf, Clinton, for their success at the recent music festival in Goderich. Although they were not allowed to make so many entries this year, they obtained the following standing' Hullett girls' chorus, 85 marks, 1st; Hallett boys' chorus, 83 marks, 3rd; boys solo, 1-9 years, Buster Shaddick, 80 marks, thereby ob- taining a certificate; two-part chorus, 83 marks: 4th in class of 21; double trio, 83 marks, 2nd in class of 15; unison chorus, 86 marks, 1st in class of 25, for this chorus they won the shield. PORTER'S HILL Miss Phyllis Harris, London, was home for the holiday week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris visited relatives in London over the weekend. Albert Morgan, Goderich, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frame. Sunday Services Commencing Sunday, June 5. service in Grace United Church will be held at 9.45 a.m. (DST). Sunday .School will be following the service. This schedule will be followed during the summer months. Community Club Mr"s. James Cox gave her home for the May meeting of the Com- munity Club which was held on Wednesday afternoon with 14 ladies present. The president.. Mrs, J. A. Torrance, presided, and opened the meeting with singing "God Save the King," followed by the Lord's Prayer. The min- utes of the Iast meeting were read and adopted. Membership fees were handed in and each member drew the month in which she would have the meeting. A lengthy discussion followed and it was decided to make a quilt. A buy- ing committee of Mrs. Argyle Lockhart and Mrs. Don Harris was added to the list of officers. The meeting closed, after which the hostess served a delicious lunch. The next meeting to be held at the horn of Mrs. Alvin Betties. AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS of the Estate of the late Mrs, J. O'Brien, on the Bayfield Road, Brueefield, on SATURDAY, MAY 29 at 1.30 p.m. sharp, the following: 3 bedroom suites; Ostermoor mattress; inner spring mattress; large walnut chest of drawers; 2 rugs 9'x12'; couch; extension table; kitchen table; dining room and kitchen chairs; 2 small tables; Raymond sewing machine; 8 -day clock; hand washing machine; wringer; 2 tubs; copper boner; cook stove; Quebec heater; 3 - burner gasoline stove; 3 -burner Perfection coal oil stove; electric iron; electric toaster; 2 electric lamps; oil lamps; ironing board: lawn mower; wheel barrow; gar- den tools; axe; meat saw; cooking utensils and numerous other articles. TERMS—CASH MISS R. 31. ROU:A.TT, Prop. EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auct. . 21-22-b WOOL Deliver your clip this year to H. M. Jackson in Seaforth. Whenever possible we will' grade your clip while you are at the Warehouse, and you can see for yourself how 2 your wool is Traded, and at the same time save ail the. bother of shipping to a dis- tant Warehouse. You will find ,our prices right. H.M. Jackson Government Grading - Station No. 29 SEAFORTH 19-25-b mar S'ERHILL Ladies' Club Meets r The May meeting of Summerhill Ladies' Club was held at thehome of Mrs. William Jenkins.: The meeting opened by . singing "The Maple Leaf Forever," followed by the Lord's Prayer. Roll call and minutes df the previous meeting were read. ° After discussing the business, Mrs. Keith Tyndall favoured with an instrumental, Mrs. Clarence Ball gave a reading,, "Be a Help-' er." The following officers were elected for 1948: president, Mrs. Arthur Hayward; vice president, Mrs. Clarence Ball; secretary, Mrs. Russel Good; treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Stewart; sewing director, Mrs. Charles Merrill; quilting committee, Mrs. C. Farquhar and ARI'1NA VOTE JUNE?22 GODERICH , — 'Town Council 'passed .4.,1V -law' setting June 22 as the„ da cin vote of the tepay on he cgiestion of authorizing the rgsuing of deben-' tures for $75000 for: the construe tion and equipment of a'. new: artificial ice arena . on West. St, The hours of 'Palling will be from 10 a.m., to 6 p.m, Mrs. Bill Jenkins; lunch, Mrs, Wilfred -Penfound; flower fund, Mrs. C. Bali. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Knoblauch on Wednesday, June 2. The pro- gramme committee is Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Huron : Murch, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Allen Neal, and the lunch committee is Mrs. Clarence Ball, Mrs. Norman Wright, Mrs. Earl Blake and Mrs. Russel Good. Slare FOUR HOUR ENAMEL rstar: rolR HOUR $t'tsEL IT'S EASY—and it's fun — to paint things with Flo -glaze Four Hour Enamel. It bows on smoothly, dries quickly, and is famous for its durable, china - like gloss and wash- ability, See the attrac- tive modern colors we have in stock, then do bver that old chr•:ir or bookcase and surprise the family. MARTINS ELECTORS: TOWN OF CLINTON Note Change of Polls! Here's where you vote on June 7: St. Andrew's Ward—Town Hall St. James' Ward—Gliddon's Press Shop (old location) St. John's Ward --Murphy Bros. Garage, (southeast corner of Huron and Orange Sts.) St. George's Ward—Jack's Upholstering, (northwest corner of Huron and Orange Sts.) 22-23-b The Election Act Form 25 . (Referred to Section 88 (4) 3 NOTICE OF HOLDING AN Advance Poll or polls F O R Railway, Employees, Sailors and Travellers Electoral District oF - HURON NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provis- ions of the ,Election Act (Section 88) a poll will be opened. on • Friday and Saturday, .the 4th and 5th days of June, from eight o'clock' in the forenoon until five o'clock in the after- noon and from seven o'clock in the after- noon until ten o'clock in the afternoon, (Daylight Saving Time). The polling places for the Electoral District of Huron will be located at the TOWN BALL in GODERIOR, and the TOWN HALL in CLINTON, for the purpose of receiving the votes of railway employees, sailors and travellers allose employment is such as to neces- sitate their absence from time to tilme from their ordinary place of residence, ' or who have reason to believe that they will be absent upon the clay fixed" for the election. t The ballot box will be opened and the votes counted at 7 o'clock (Daylight Saving Time) in the -afternoon of Monday, the 7th day of June, 1948, at the said- place. DATED at Goderich this 18th day of. May, 1948. FRANK R. DARROW, "K,C., Returning Officer, 21-22-b HEAR "! !x' TOM PRYDE, t` a OTHERS "" HURON PROGRESSIVE ES �t SIVE ;CONSERVATIVE BROADCASTS Over C1'PL London Tuesday, June" 1st - - - 9.30 to 9.45 p.m. 22-b LUXE OR SUPREME rid Bch doss COLORS ' Treat yourself to a "Luxor' Kitchen with beautiful, sparkling "Daffodil" color on Walls, Ceiling and Woodwork. "Luxor" is washable, and proof against acids, hot liquids, alcohol, etc., is extremely hard wearing and has a per- manent, rich gloss. We also have a complete line of Can- ada Paint, Varnish Stains, Lin -x Paste and Liquid Wax and Kem-Tone, the mir- acle wall finish, The Jervis, Hatchery } CLINTON -- Phone 194 - ONTARIO •.++++•-6-o so .-.+sem+. +-rs-�++-�sa o++i Hog Poultry Cumentr&te Quality Feeds Concentrate Dairy They Pay LaYing Supplement Mash WHEN IT'S FEEDS WE HAVE THEM Concentrates for Every Mix Calf Meal A Calf Pellets Calf Grower 24% Dairy and Dairy Mixed Ready to feed Balanced and Fortified MINERALS and PROTEINS, a Complete Ration. HOG FEED—For the small pig to make him grow, and Balanced Feeds that produce the select hog, Lind thart pays. Poultry Feeds — Ready Mixed or mixed to order. FUNKS G. HYBRID SEED CORN Early and Late Maturing NATIONAL FERTILIZER Samuel Riddick & Sons PHONE 114 CLINTON. MONUMENT SHOP OPEN DAILY If closed contact Mr. J. J. ZAPFE Phone 103 MEMORIALS AND CEMETERY WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION T. PRYDE & SON CLINTON — EXETER ,— SEAFORTH Scientific tests have proved that Goodyear's new method of filling and weighting tires 100% with liquid the "SOod definit definitely inJTION ctlreasesthe efficiency of any tractor tire. You ass fuel and less tire wear. Let us fill your tractor and implement tires today. McAlpine and Daw CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 338J International - Harvester Service AUTHORIZE!)